- Estimated cost
- $0 program fee plus student-paid housing, meals, and transportation as applicable
- Deadline
- Mar 1, 2027
- Eligibility
- At least 18
MITES Summer
MITES - MIT Introduction to Technology, Engineering, and Science (MIT)
Six-week residential pre-college summer stem academy (not a research program) offered by MITES - MIT Introduction to Technology, Engineering, and Science (MIT).
Opportunity overview
The basic program facts and participation format.
- Opportunity type
- Summer Program
- Subtype
- Six-week residential pre-college summer STEM academy (not a research program)
- Academic field
- STEM / Multidisciplinary, Biology, Mathematics, Physics, Humanities
- Detailed topics
- STEM / Multidisciplinary, Biology, Mathematics, Physics, Humanities
- Format
- In person
- Location
- Cambridge, MA (MIT campus, MIT dormitories)
- Timetable / season
- Summer
- Duration
- 6 weeks
Still to confirm (2)
We have not verified these details:
- Exact schedule
- Application status
Eligibility & access
Confirm every unresolved requirement on the official website before applying.
- Grades eligible
- 11th graders at time of application (rising seniors); public, private, homeschooled eligible
- Citizenship
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident with a current green card; visas are not substitutes; verified via birth certificate, passport, or green card
- Residency
- Open nationwide; no state restriction for MITES Summer (local-school restriction applies only to MITES Saturdays)
- International eligibility
- No
- Geographic restriction
- Open nationwide; no state restriction for MITES Summer (local-school restriction applies only to MITES Saturdays)
- Academic prerequisites
- Holistic review; no minimum GPA; test scores optional but encouraged; 6 short answers; extracurriculars; unofficial transcript (9th/10th plus Q1 of 11th); 3 recommendations via online portal forms (letters not accepted); mandatory dorm residency
- Other requirements
- Holistic review; no minimum GPA; test scores optional but encouraged; 6 short answers; extracurriculars; unofficial transcript (9th/10th plus Q1 of 11th); 3 recommendations via online portal forms (letters not accepted); mandatory dorm residency